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Correction for Yak-141, It needs to change Yak-41M #2740

Open jun5896 opened 1 year ago

jun5896 commented 1 year ago

DB Selector

DB3K

Affected DBID(s)

Aircraft 3212, 3295, 4548

Summary of Changes

Yak-41M Planned production version with added anti-ship capability. 2 flying prototypes built. Production aircraft would have had uprated R-79M engines and flight refuelling probe. [Izdelye 48M] http://www.aeroflight.co.uk/tag/yak-141

In 1977, even before service introduction of the Yak-38, the go-ahead was given for development of a supersonic jet VTOL fighter, the "Yak-41". Once again, four prototypes were built, two of them being flight prototypes. Development was protracted, partly because of redefinition of the aircraft to a multirole configuration, the "Yak-41M". http://www.airvectors.net/avredvt.html#m3 Other source : Name of four prototypes (Izdeliye 48-1~3, Izdeliye 48SI) https://russianplanes.net/planelist/yakovlev/yak-41/141

675 kts (1,250km/hr) Max level speed, sea level 971 kts (1,800km/hr) at 36,089ft (11,OOOm) M=1.8 max achievable Mach number https://man.fas.org/dod-101/sys/ac/row/yak-141.htm http://www.airvectors.net/avredvt.html#m3

Performance: Maximum level speed 675 kts (777 mph, 1,250 km/hr) at sea level, 971 kts (1118 mph, 1,800 km/hr) at 36,089 ft (11,000 m), Mach 1.8 maximum; Initial rate of climb 49,213 ft/min (250 m/sec); Service ceiling more than 49,215 ft (15,000 m); VTO clean range at sea level (no external weapons) 351 nm (404 miles, 650 km), with 4,409 lb (2,000 kg) weapon load and take-off run of 394 ft (120 m) 372 nm (690 km), VTO clean range at 32,808-39,370 ft (10-12,000 m) 755 nm (870 miles, 1,400 km), max range with external fuel and short take-off 1,133 nm (2,100 km), range with vertical takeoff and internal fuel 755 nm (1,400 km). http://www.aeroflight.co.uk/tag/yak-141

  1. Sensor 1 x Slot Back [N-010 Zhuk or Zhuk-M] 1 x OLS-M [IRST] 1 x SPO-15 Beryoza [L-006] 1 x L-203 Gardenva 1 x OLS-M [Laser Rangefinder] 1 x Mk1 Eyeball

  2. Comms / Datalinks UHF/VHF Radio [Unsecure] HF Radio [Secure] AA-10/12 Command Datalink

  3. Properties Night Navigation (Ferry, Air-to-Air, Air-to-Surface Missiles) Bombsight - Advanced Computing Helmet Mounted Sight / Display (HMS/HMD) Probe Refueling

The Yak-41M featured much more modern technology in every respect than the Yak-38. About a quarter of its empty weight was composite assemblies. It also featured an advanced avionics suite, including Zhuk Doppler radar, like that used on the MiG-29 but with a smaller antenna; a digital fire-control system linked to the radar and a helmet-mounted sight; a modernized navigation system; and a digital fly-by-wire flight control system. The flight control system performed diagnostics on the machine and would not permit take-off if a serious failure was found. It would auto-eject the pilot if a failure occurred in flight, and the main engine nozzle was 30 degrees below the horizontal. http://www.airvectors.net/avredvt.html#m3

Yak-41M Planned production version with added anti-ship capability. 2 flying prototypes built. Production aircraft would have had uprated R-79M engines and flight refuelling probe. [Izdelye 48M] http://www.aeroflight.co.uk/tag/yak-141

  1. Add Store / Loadouts
    • Add Store & Loadouts AS-17 Krypton B [Kh-31AD], AS-17 Krypton D [Kh-31PD] Generic Buddy Store
    • Only Add Loadouts A/A : AA-12 Adder A or B, Heavy (1999, 2015) 4 x AA-12 Adder A or B, 1 x 2000 liter Drop Tank

Sources

http://www.aeroflight.co.uk/tag/yak-141 http://www.airvectors.net/avredvt.html https://man.fas.org/dod-101/sys/ac/row/yak-141.htm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakovlev_Yak-141

capcop98 commented 1 year ago

And the aircraft also have properties as below:

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